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In liquid medium, M. tuberculosis appears as granular or flaky growth, while most NTM form uniform slight turbidity (except M. kansasii).

 M. tuberculosis forms typical clumps and serpentine cords, while other mycobacteria appear as loose, smaller clumps and cording or single cells. M. kansasii may be difficult to differentiate as it is morphologically closer to M. tuberculosis.

Liquid Flakes of MTB
Serpentine cords of MTB

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Mycobacteriology Laboratory Manual 

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In a liquid medium, M. tuberculosis appears as granular or flaky growth.

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In a liquid medium, M. tuberculosis appears as granular or flaky growth.

 

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M. tuberculosis forms typical clumps and serpentine cords.

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M. tuberculosis forms typical clumps and serpentine cords.

 

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